KB4467228 Windows 10 October 2018 Update Build 17763.17 to Insiders Insider

Rocky · 09 Oct 2018

This is a joke, right?

Wannagofast · 09 Oct 2018

I am subscribed to the insider program on the Release Preview (fixes, apps, and drivers) and got 17763.55.

I upgraded to 1809 the day it came out and have had no issues at all with any of it including this update.

My machine has been, and continues to run as good or better than it did on 1803. Just lucky I guess.

peace
wanna

Dirk Gently · 09 Oct 2018

ddelo said:

….and I never thought I'd say that...but Boy I love 1803!!!!

I have mine tweaked and polished to within an inch of it's life. It's purring like a cat. The mere thought of updating right now is causing me angst! One single new bug might send me into a spiraling descent towards complete nervous breakdown. I think i'll hold off on 1809 for now!

Josey Wales · 09 Oct 2018

ddelo said:

Now, there is a man who actually says something that makes sense. Thanks Shawn.

What he said makes sense but it is ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,My head hurts.

This should have gone to The release Preview Ring first, they can't fix things now by sending it there after the fact..

WEKJR · 09 Oct 2018

Wannagofast said:

I am subscribed to the insider program on the Release Preview (fixes, apps, and drivers) and got 17763.55.

I upgraded to 1809 the day it came out and have had no issues at all with any of it including this update.

My machine has been, and continues to run as good or better than it did on 1803. Just lucky I guess.

peace
wanna

I agree

WEK

Boulder · 09 Oct 2018

Rocky said:

This is a joke, right?

Sounds like it. So they found 3 scenarios where they were deleting customer personal files. Based on "some users reports" of ending up with duplicate files they made a fix to delete one set of duplicates but it seems some users didn't get duplicates in the first case so their code ended up wiping out customer personal files. Now they are going to prevent this from happening again by allowing users to set to severity of bugs where customer personal files are wiped out so they can determine whether ot not to ignore it before going on general release. How about they just don't go anywhere near customer personal files in the first place. Do Microsoft do inhouse development these days, or is it all outsourced somewhere?

Faith · 09 Oct 2018

ddelo said:

Can you please explain,, what you mean by "good"?

Good as in "I don't need to think about this (missing files) or install a second feature update soon-ish"

ddelo · 09 Oct 2018

Faith said:

Good as in "I don't need to think about this (missing files) or install a second feature update soon-ish"

Yeah right....

My friend this is Microsoft we're talking about. You're never good as long as new things/updates/functionality is introduced.
I sincerely hope you and all of us us are "good", for tonight!!!!!

DavidY · 09 Oct 2018

In previous feedback from the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, users with KFR reported an extra, empty copy of Known Folders on their device.

I've seen this on my computer at work, and that of colleagues, so I guess it might happen on a reasonable percentage of machines. Although I was blaming Onedrive for Business for it.

f14tomcat · 09 Oct 2018

Josey Wales said:

Why please why???

Josey...I stole your image.